Wisconsin Public Radio

Oconto Falls Suit Says School Officials Indifferent to Sexual Abuse for Decades

'I’ve never seen facts like this, ever,' said attorney who filed the case.

Wisconsin’s Prison Population Heading Toward Record High

Women prisons the most overcrowded. 'They just cram us in wherever they can.'

Watertown Board May Stop School Band From Playing Piece with LGBTQ+ Ties

Music has no lyrics but composer dedicated it to transgender activist.

Rising Fuel Costs Slamming Wisconsin School Districts

Gasoline costs thousands more than already cash-strapped schools budgeted for.

UW-Madison Says It Generates Billions for State’s Economy

New report finds it had $13.2 billion estimated impact in 2025.

Wisconsin’s Utility Energy Crisis

Poorly regulated public monopolies have created overstretched, unevenly maintained power grid.

Milwaukee Rep Brings Agatha Christie’s #1 Best Selling Novel to the Stage And Then There Were None

May 26 – June 28 in the Checota Powerhouse Theater

Wisconsin Public Radio and PBS Wisconsin Join National Rural Voices Day to Highlight Service to Rural Communities

Milwaukee Rep Celebrates Agatha Christie with Citywide Festival Surrounding Two Major Productions – Mrs. Christie and And Then There Were None

WUWM 89.7 – Milwaukee’s NPR Welcomes Maureen McCollum as Vice President of Content

WPR’s Norman Gilliland Announces Retirement After 42 Years on Wisconsin Public Radio

Public Radio Stations in Wisconsin Partner to Create the Wisconsin News Collaborative